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It does.

Presumably, James Clarke and Thomas Clark (Elijah's father) were somehow related. Anyway, let's join heads on this. I like your idea for a fictional account of life along the historic Mullica. To answer some of your questions: Clark's Landing was strictly a Presbyterian settlement. Leed's...

BTW, a very oft-repeated claim is that Clark's Landing was founded by a Captain James Clarke , and this claim can be traced back to Heston, as far as I can tell. However, he gave no source for his claim. I've searched in vain for any further information on this James Clarke.

Mark, As you know, I'm also researching and writing about the historic Mullica. I wish I had the resources you are looking for. You are correct: There is so very little material that would shed much light on how things were in those old river towns. Have you looked over Heart of the Pines...

There weren't no Limbo out there, only Heaven and Hell.

Well, not the delta.... but the wide ice age channel. The "bars" that run north-south are what once was the flood bank of a mile-wide Ice Age Great Egg Harbor River. Pretty wild, eh? It was a neat trip, despite my misadventure into the briars. That's what I get for trying to take...

Let's do. We'll get vocal trollie to sign it too.

Anyone game for a paddle from Hampton Gate down to wherever?

Precisely.

Get out of here with that @#$%. :)

Stay tuned!

I likes. Do you brew?

I must say you to have quite the artist's eye.

Lagunita's Imperial Red Ale. Do it.

It was a lot of hard work that really paid off in the end! Thanks again to Renee, Elizabeth and Ken! I feel bad for not giving you guys credit at the end of the performance. I seem to always lose awareness of my surroundings in high pressure situations, probably because I get so zoned into...

Scott and Bob, did you guys spot your photos I used in the slideshow?

Thank you kind sirs.

Natural selection. Even creationists accept that. Carry on.

What about Ron Paul?